What’s the difference between these 4 Haifu boosters?

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They’re:
White oil
Palm oil (?)
Black oil
Butter (?)
 

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Generally the original haifu is made for 4 different circumstances and provide different effect.

The 3 first are known as the national boosters, they are in oil form and last a long time, a couple of months.

Yellow - Feeling
Black - Speed
White - A bit of both

Yellow makes rubber feel alive, it increases elasticity massively improving feel and makes it feel a touch softer. Spin generation is easier and makes the rubber a more bouncy, in a good way.

Black is made for speed, it makes the rubber harder and increases speed substantially, the tradeoff is that it makes it feel dull, hard and really hard to use. The original black oil is made for the experienced/professional players. It makes the rubber much harder to play with, dropping the angle forcing its user to use a lot more power in exchange for massive increase speed and spin. But again, extremely hard to use.

White is somewhere in between, it makes the rubber faster but doesn't give as much feeling as yellow, but doesn't make it as insane to use as black. It's a compromise and has good results in performance without being too hard to use. Still needs a fair amount of consistent power to use effectively.

The other is known as haifu seamoon and is a normal lower quality booster oil that lasts less than the national boosters. It gives less speed and feeling that the national versions and is a bit easier to use. It makes the rubber a bit softer and increases the catapult, it gives some feeling and some speed, but nothing crazy.

My personal favourite is falco tempo long. Mainly because I can get it in half an hour from a shop in the next town.😁
 
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Generally the original haifu is made for 4 different circumstances and provide different effect.

The 3 first are known as the national boosters, they are in oil form and last a long time, a couple of months.

Yellow - Feeling
Black - Speed
White - A bit of both

Yellow makes rubber feel alive, it increases elasticity massively improving feel and makes it feel a touch softer. Spin generation is easier and makes the rubber a more bouncy, in a good way.

Black is made for speed, it makes the rubber harder and increases speed substantially, the tradeoff is that it makes it feel dull, hard and really hard to use. The original black oil is made for the experienced/professional players. It makes the rubber much harder to play with, dropping the angle forcing its user to use a lot more power in exchange for massive increase speed and spin. But again, extremely hard to use.

White is somewhere in between, it makes the rubber faster but doesn't give as much feeling as yellow, but doesn't make it as insane to use as black. It's a compromise and has good results in performance without being too hard to use. Still needs a fair amount of consistent power to use effectively.

The other is known as haifu seamoon and is a normal lower quality booster oil that lasts less than the national boosters. It gives less speed and feeling that the national versions and is a bit easier to use. It makes the rubber a bit softer and increases the catapult, it gives some feeling and some speed, but nothing crazy.

My personal favourite is falco tempo long. Mainly because I can get it in half an hour from a shop in the next town.😁
How close is the Seamoon booster to the Yellow oil? like 80% of the effect? I read that Seamoon gives the same effect as Dianchi, which is very expensive booster.

I used to use a Taiji booster. But after I tried Seamoon, I found that it works better than Taiji, despite Taiji being the more "premium" booster. So ever since then, I have stayed only with Seamoon and have been more than satisfied. I had a Dainchi booster as well but I sold it to a friend because I don't see a need for it.

I also have a Lidu booster. But would it be any better than Seamoon realistically? I kinda have my doubts
 
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My personal favourite is falco tempo long. Mainly because I can get it in half an hour from a shop in the next town.😁
this isn't a fair review, haha

I suggest regulars should stay away with the nationals, and just use seamoon (cheaper and easier for the masses)
 
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this isn't a fair review, haha

I suggest regulars should stay away with the nationals, and just use seamoon (cheaper and easier for the masses)
True, even the yellow is relatively hardcore. No reason for non Chinese gods to bother with nationals, other than having fun of course. I'd really like to try out a black one on a blue sponge national, just to see what it's like...
 
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How close is the Seamoon booster to the Yellow oil? like 80% of the effect? I read that Seamoon gives the same effect as Dianchi, which is very expensive booster.

I used to use a Taiji booster. But after I tried Seamoon, I found that it works better than Taiji, despite Taiji being the more "premium" booster. So ever since then, I have stayed only with Seamoon and have been more than satisfied. I had a Dainchi booster as well but I sold it to a friend because I don't see a need for it.

I also have a Lidu booster. But would it be any better than Seamoon realistically? I kinda have my doubts
I honestly don't know what the difference is. I'm guessing that the yellow is much higher quality than seamoon that amplifies feeling and catapult even more. Thr solution may be made that it has much longer lasting results. It should also be perfectly consistent between batches while seamoon slightly changes at times.

Take it with a grain of salt, I haven't used seamoon and only done research from reading a bunch of papers. My experience is limited to falco and baby oil.
 
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How close is the Seamoon booster to the Yellow oil?
On the Seamoon packaging it says elasticity to increase by 6%.
If I remember correctly, on the white national booster it said 8%.
My shop sells the white national for about four times as much as Seamoon costs me when I order from China.
Easy choice.
 
Generally the original haifu is made for 4 different circumstances and provide different effect.

The 3 first are known as the national boosters, they are in oil form and last a long time, a couple of months.

Yellow - Feeling
Black - Speed
White - A bit of both

Yellow makes rubber feel alive, it increases elasticity massively improving feel and makes it feel a touch softer. Spin generation is easier and makes the rubber a more bouncy, in a good way.

Black is made for speed, it makes the rubber harder and increases speed substantially, the tradeoff is that it makes it feel dull, hard and really hard to use. The original black oil is made for the experienced/professional players. It makes the rubber much harder to play with, dropping the angle forcing its user to use a lot more power in exchange for massive increase speed and spin. But again, extremely hard to use.

White is somewhere in between, it makes the rubber faster but doesn't give as much feeling as yellow, but doesn't make it as insane to use as black. It's a compromise and has good results in performance without being too hard to use. Still needs a fair amount of consistent power to use effectively.

The other is known as haifu seamoon and is a normal lower quality booster oil that lasts less than the national boosters. It gives less speed and feeling that the national versions and is a bit easier to use. It makes the rubber a bit softer and increases the catapult, it gives some feeling and some speed, but nothing crazy.

My personal favourite is falco tempo long. Mainly because I can get it in half an hour from a shop in the next town.😁
That's why I always play hard against LP and/or anti. :ROFLMAO: I have never used any of those.🙈
 
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On the Seamoon packaging it says elasticity to increase by 6%.
If I remember correctly, on the white national booster it said 8%.
My shop sells the white national for about four times as much as Seamoon costs me when I order from China.
Easy choice.
Can you just use more of the seamoon to get to the 8% catapult?

Personally I feel the increase is more than 6% regardless
 
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Can you just use more of the seamoon to get to the 8% catapult?
Probably, but more might mean more expansion and thus problems with racket control.

I just didn´t think the national booster was some kind of radical miracle cure for the price, but players with more experience in using different boosters quite probably don´t agree.
 
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